8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (3)
#9710843 at 2020-06-22 23:28:55 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #12430: Surf's Up! Commies BTFO! Night Shift On! Edition
Some People Were Finally Arrested For Vandalizing A 'Monument'…
From the Thousand Oaks Acorn, "Sheriff, DA employees arrested on suspicion of vandalizing BLM sign in Thousand Oaks":
Three Thousand Oaks residents have been cited on suspicion of vandalizing a Black Lives Matter banner on private property. Two work for the County of Ventura criminal justice system.
Darrin Stone, 60, was caught on camera using a knife to slice the sign, which is a brown tarp spray-painted with the letters "BLM" and hung from a homeowner's fence facing Westlake Boulevard, police said in a statement released Saturday night.
Stone has been an employee of the Ventura County Sheriff's Office since 2005, and is assigned as a service technician at the Pre-Trial Detention Facility in Ventura. Service technicians are non-sworn employees who primarily work for the county jail system supervising inmates within housing areas.
Maxwell Meyers, 19, who hung the sign, installed a remote camera nearby to capture images of anyone damaging or removing it. After a picture of one of the perpetrators was posted on social media, a sheriff's department detective recognized the person as Stone, police said.
You can see a picture of the sign here.
The sign is so low effort it's borderline insulting.
These guys probably thought they were cleaning up vandalism or a pile of garbage, one of the accused apparently said he thought it was an HOA violation.
[…] Also caught defacing the sign: Craig Anderson, 59, a non-sworn investigative assistant at the Ventura County district attorney's office, police said. Anderson, who worked for the D.A. for "approximately four months," according to a statement from District Attorney Greg Totten, has since resigned.
[…] The final suspect: Jeffrey Moore, 58, is accused of spray-painting the sign June 11, placing an A over the B, changing the 15-square-foot sign to "ALM" or "All Lives Matter." According to police, Moore was identified via his work truck, which he pulled over on Westlake Boulevard before defacing the sign.
In a letter sent to the Acorn, Meyers said he confronted one of the men in front of his home, but that the man denied taking down the sign maliciously.
"He claimed he thought my sign was an HOA violation, despite living in a different HOA than us and despite the fact he never once contacted his or my HOA," Meyers said. "This by itself is pretty ugly, but my posts about the signs being stolen, as well as Ring camera evidence asking for help identifying the man, were removed by Nextdoor North Ranch mods. You want an example of systemic racism? Here it is."
This is "systemic racism" in action, folks!
We've had weeks of Black Lives Matter riots with dozens of monuments torn down and multiple District Attorneys dropping all charges against the rioters but three guys who vandalized a pile of garbage are being run through the wringer!
https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=61545
#5258975 at 2019-02-19 05:42:48 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6720: Woven ‘Elaborate’ Nest Will Not Save Or Protect You Edition
https://www.congress.gov/116/crec/2019/02/14/CREC-2019-02-14.pdf
Excerpts from floor speeches.
Congressional record Thursday 2/14
LYNCHING. H2000
Mr. BACON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today on the occasion of African American History Month to recognize two key figures in Nebraska history, Will Brown and George Smith, both murdered by lynching at the hands of lawless mobs. This is not a past Nebraskans are proud of, but it is a story we must continue to tell so we never forget them or allow acts of hate like these to ever be repeated
Nearly 100 years ago in the summer of 1919, Black people were killed amid violent race riots occurring across the country. Omaha, Nebraska, was not immune during that Red Summer and regrettably became known for one of the most heinous acts of hate and racial violence in American history.
JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF LYNCHING ACT OF 2019. (page S1345)
Ms. HARRIS. According to the Equal Justice Initiative, lynching was used as an instrument of terror and intimidation 4,084 times during the late 19th and 20th centuries.
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In 1955, Emmett Till, a 14-year-old African-American boy, was lynched in Mississippi after being accused of offending a woman in her family's grocery store. When Emmett Till's mother held open her son's casket at his funeral, the image of his body became one of the starkest examples of racial violence in America.
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Today we have that opportunity, and we must recognize the context in which we discuss it today. Just in the last month, we have had difficult and high profile conversations about slavery and blackface, issues that are claimed to be part of a bygone era. However, it is clear that in many ways our past is our present.
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Lynching is not a relic of the past. In 2011, three men in Brandon, MS, murdered an African-American man, James Craig Anderson. They robbed him, beat him, and ran him over with a truck. That is modern-day lynching.
Mr. BOOKER.
The use of lynching to inflict racial terror is ugly, disturbing. It is a tragic part of our history, but we know its legacy does not just live in our history books. Less than 2 weeks ago, an actor and activist was brutally attacked in Chicago by two men yelling racial and homophobic epithets.
Lynching is not a relic of the past. We are seeing in the present pernicious evil, and we still have yet to confront this in this body. Bias-motivated acts of violence and intimidation in America are actually on the rise. Hate crimes are on the rise for the third year in a row. Hate crimes against Black Americans are on the rise. Hate crimes against Jewish Americans are on the rise. Hate crimes against LGBTQ Americans and Muslim Americans are on the rise. This is unacceptable. Justice for the victims of lynching has been too long denied, and as we look forward we must collectively in this body make a strong, unequivocal statement.
From the bill,
S 488
SEC. 2. FINDINGS.
Congress finds the following:
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(6) Lynching prompted African Americans
to form the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People (referred to in
this section as the ''NAACP'') and prompted
members of B'nai B'rith to found the Anti-
Defamation League.
#5234425 at 2019-02-18 02:53:28 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6688: Have Some Bricks, Nancy Edition
>>5234380
Answered my own question.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynching#United_States
>The murder of James Craig Anderson in Mississippi in 2011 was the last recorded fatal lynching in the United States.
Well then! Good thing we are banning it then. Imagine all the lives we will save!
Maybe we should ask Congress to ban bloodletting too.